Weaker than I'm use to

Use this for home theater system, much more submersible with deep bass

I like the look and sound of the subs and they easy to setup.

El sonido que le agrega a la msica y un espectacular sonido para las pelculas

Alright, so I got this in 2013. I am writing this review in 2021 because this thing still chugs along.This thing has been plugged in and turned on for the past 8 years of my life. The auto on function needs a stronger signal to activate than I would like. Hence the reason it has been turned on for 8 years.This is a boomy subwoofer. If you aren't running other subwoofers to hit higher hz low frequencies more accurately you're probably gonna have a bad time.I have used this as a bass amp for a bassist who forgot his own rig to a show before and it performed adequately.All in all i got this for 120 bucks in 2013 and if you're going for a loud sound system this is the way to go. If you're trying to build something more fine tuned I'd stay away. But for 120 bucks it was a pretty easy choice.In conclusion, if you dont know a whole lot about sound and what you want it to sound like this sub is going to be great for you. It is heavy. And you need to be at the sub itself to change its setting compared to your whole system.

I'm very happy to say, thus far I'm very pleased with the bass this puts out. Works amazing for movies and games which was my 1 concern over music which also sounds amazing as well.. I will very likely buy 1 more to complete my multi sub home theater I'm building in basement. Hopefully I don't disturb the wife too much. Lol.

Ordered this from parts express 6 years ago and it's held up very nicely so far as an addition to the studio monitors for my PC. Sounds great, way louder than I'll ever need it to be, no rattles, and has all of the inputs I need. Couldn't recommend this enough. Also makes a nice little table when necessary.

I sold high-end audio for many years and been an audiophile for many more. I have used this Dayton subwoofer in one room of my house for about two years now and have no complaints. It is surprisingly tight and accurate, more so than most 12 subwoofers, certainly more so than any approaching the low price of this sub. When called upon it can produce pounding bass in home-theater use, though not as much as some more expensive subs this size. But at this price, you can buy two for less than the price of one of those!

Add on for dual subs.

Great sub for the price. I bought the 12 by mistake! Parts express was very helful with the return. I now have the 10 version witch actually fits where I nee it to. Same great quality.

This sub is only good in the sense that it adds bass to your system. The quality of the bass is a different story. I used REW to see what the sweeps looked like and found that it drops off significantly at 30hz so don't expect any deep rumbles; it peaks way high at 50hz and is full of peaks and nulls throughout the small range in which it does play. The amplification seems like an afterthought, based on the amount of gain needed to achieve an 80dB calibration. The best sub $200 subwoofer is the Polk PSW10; don't jump on the hype train for these Dayton subs.

Great base and solid construction not a bad price for a powered sub of this size

Sounds good for both music and movies.

I paired the Dayton 1200 with a pair of Klipsch R620. The towers have a crossover that goes down to 38hz. I run my crossover on my sub at 60hz. The combination is amazing. I initially had the Polk PSW 10 which sounded fine but there was trouble with the power switch, I read a review on the Dayton 1200 and returned the Polk and made the switch. I am glad I did. I know there are better subs out there but for the money the Dayton is an excellent buy for budget minded audiophiles.

Easy to hookup and tune, good performance. A great sounding sub for a pocket friendly price.

Better than my monoprice 12. Both are hooked up to my 5.2.2 receiver. Very happy.

This stuff was a power house.